Thus, the former Argentine international Oscar Garré, who was world champion with his selection in 1986 in Mexico, told the Moroccan news channel “RIM Radio” that “it would be very wonderful if the 2030 World Cup was organized jointly by Morocco, Spain and Portugal, because the three countries are well prepared to receive football fans.
Garré, who has played for many European clubs and coached several clubs in South America and the Middle East, added that Morocco was not only a surprise at Qatar 2022, but they put in an incredible performance that commanded respect, featuring in the four strongest teams, and played a very good World Cup.
For his part, the Paraguayan international goalkeeper, Julián Rosa Coronel, considered that the geographical location and climate enjoyed by the three countries, Morocco, Spain and Portugal, are ideal for hosting an event of the magnitude of the World Cup, in addition to the quality of the sports infrastructure in these countries that fully deserve to host a World Cup.
Coronel, who had played for famous football clubs in Paraguay and Chile, stressed that Morocco is “a great nation whose selection has gratified us with its excellent performances during the Qatar World Cup and which could have gone far in this competition thanks to the high level of its players,” noting that Morocco has made impressive progress in football, to the delight of football fans.
In a similar statement, former Ecuadorian international Juan Carlos Burbano considered that the joint bid of Morocco, Spain and Portugal to host the 2030 World Cup could be an excellent option, especially after Morocco’s good performance at the World Cup in Qatar thanks to a strong team.
According to Burbano, who participated with his country’s national team in the 2002 World Cup, Morocco is a country keen to promote the practice of football and sport in general, while demonstrating excellent organizational capacity, backed by high-level sports infrastructure.
2024-08-22 05:27:43